"Fema (Concentration) Camps."

I have read that there is an old military camp near the southern Oregon city of Grant's Pass, about 35 miles away. It was used during WW2 to incarcerate American citizens who had Japanese ancestors. Supposedly it has now been converted into one of these infamous FEMA concentration camps. When I feel up to it, I'm going to go look for it. All I will have to do is follow the railroad tracks through the city and county until I find it. These camps are built along railroads to facilitate the mass movement of people. The Nazis used cattle cars.

Never happened, they don't exist, the government loves you, your a conspiracy theorist, they are for illegal aliens, the helicopters are not black they are grey, 19 cave dwellers pulled off 9-11, drones are for your protection and if you like the Bill of Rights you are a rasiss.

THE NEW WORLD DISORDER
Emergency detention plan: 'This way to the camps!'
Directive from Bush allows president
extraordinary powers in national crisis
Published: 05/30/2007 at 1:00 AM

Halliburton’s former engineering and construction subsidiary has a contingency contract with the Department of Homeland Security to construct detention facilities in the event of a national emergency, according to WND columnist Jerome Corsi.

As Corsi reported last week, President Bush recently signed a little-reported National Security and Homeland Security Directive granting extraordinary powers to the president in the event of a declared national emergency, apparently without congressional approval or oversight.

Houston-based KBR was awarded an initial $385 million contract in January 2006 for one year, with four one-year options extended into 2007. KBR held a previous emergency detention contract with ICE from 2000 to 2005.

ICE spokeswoman Jamie Zuieback told Corsi the primary intent of the contract was to build temporary detention facilities that could be used in the event of a mass migration crisis, but she confirmed the facilities could be employed in national emergencies, including natural disasters.

“The idea of the KBR contract is to support the Army Corp of Engineers in case we experienced a sudden mass immigration and we had to respond quickly,” she said. “We would need immediate detention facilities in the form of temporary housing that would enable us to determine if the large numbers of illegal immigrants were political or economically motivated, or if they were criminals or terrorists.”

Corsi reported last week the May 9 directive signed by Bush concentrates an unprecedented amount of emergency authority in the office of the president, specifying the chief executive would have the authority to direct “National Essential Functions” of all federal state, local, territorial and tribal governments, as well as private sector organizations in the event of a national emergency.

The directive loosely defines “catastrophic emergency” as “any incident, regardless of location, that results in extraordinary levels of mass casualties, damage, or disruption severely affecting the U.S. population, infrastructure, environment, economy or government functions.”

The KBR contingency contract appears to give ICE the ability to have detention facilities constructed under the president’s direction in response to a national emergency as declared under the new directive.

ICE’s Zuieback said she was not familiar with the directive, and at her request, Corsi e-mailed her the link to the White House’s posting of the directive.

There was a WWII German POW camp out off of Vilas rd I think? I know they held POWs from WWII at Camp White, where the VA is now located in White City.

I've heard the same thing about the FEMA camp in Jackson/Josephine county. Havent heard of anyone who has found it yet. Most time when people I know go exploring in the 'wilderness' outside of city limits, I hear about illegal alien squaters and massive marijuana farms booby trapped and guarded by illegal aliens, or Meth labs. Nothing on FEMA camps tho